New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06
KNIGHTS NOT 4PPROVED BY POPE LEO
NO ACTION TAKEN AT RoME-MR.oRADY REPLIES TO

NO ACTION TAKEN AT RoME-MRGRADY REPLIES TO
DR.. WGLYNN.
The reported approval Of the Knights or Labor by the
Pope has been subject Of congratuaon in labor circles
for two or three weeks That he had
done so was generally understood. as no contra
dicon of the report had appeared 1t seems however
that this statement unwarranted at least judging
by this private dispatch which received from Rome
by Archbishop Corrigan yesterday
No decision has been given in the Of the Knights Of
worthy of censure in Georges book.
1t appears that all the Holy has done in the matter
OF Quebec, toward Knights last summer The labor
men to whom the dispatch was shown did not seem
greatly surprised Horny George thought IL was prob
ably accurate He added:
The of Knights put the shelf and
a S s ass o y the cDs one We @ that
be had read It, but claimed that he had not condemned Dr.
McGlynn,
Mr.. OLanghlin, Of The Catholic Herald, said:
We understand has decided for against
sn e Sop s all eoeSemn mem p the question has bee
investigated The absence Of condemnation in itself act
1t was reported last evening that the Rev. Arthur j.
Donnely, OF St Miehaels Church, had been APP
quinn The report was denied By the Archbishop
Ex-senator Grady gave to the press last night denial
He said that the statement be made about the de-
feat OF the Freedom OF Worship bill was sent
done without his knowledge He approved. he says the
Governors reelection POLITICAL not religious grounds
Perhaps Dr. McGynn thinks there is further justification
for his in the fact that have placed
high estimate the efficacy OF the political Efforts Of the
reverend gentleman in 1884
The ranfer Of Sisters Frances and Agnes Loretta from
ST. stephens Home TO Mount St Vincent Is commented
on among the practitioners OF 81 Stephens as q measure
taken because these sisters friendly TO Dr. McGynn
The funds Of the HOmeare said he running low and many
the children obi gel leave the Home In cOnse
quence Father Cotton denied these reports yesterday.
He said that affairs of the church being con-
Quoted carefully aud economically but there were no
children dismissed from the Home account OF the lack
OF funds He added;
During the last few months children have been dismissed
but this sequence OF the Derby Law which pro-
that OF shall be allotted TO chill d
In Institutions In the Home there about l2O
children which Is tho full allotment
DR.. McGlynn will be kept busy for the next month or
two lie will lecture tomorrow at Carts Opera House,
New-IIaven for the United Labor party OF that city
on Sunday he speaks for the United Irish Societies OF
Boston at the Boston Theatre. His other engage
ments for the month on May at Cooper
Union for The Le0der the sanctity OF
Labor May H. at Pittsburg for District Assembly No 81
May l5 at ST Louis District Assembly No II; May
% at the Jersey City Academy Of Music for the United
Labor Party OF that city; May % at Cooper Union on
the Duties OF Labor" for the With Assembly District
United Labor Party ON Nays he will deliver DecoTa-
ton Day address at the Cypress Hills Cemetery at the
request Of Dakin Post c. A. X. Dr. Mcilynn viii make
a tour OF NewYork State in june speaking In twenty
leading towns.